Beggar Throwing Hut

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Bettelwurfhütte
ÖAV hut  category  I
Beggar Throwing Hut
location South side of the Great Begging Throw ; Tyrol , Austria ; Valley location:  Absam
Mountain range Gleirsch-Halltal chain , Karwendel
Geographical location: 47 ° 20 '19 "  N , 11 ° 30' 26"  E Coordinates: 47 ° 20 '19 "  N , 11 ° 30' 26"  E
Altitude 2077  m above sea level A.
Bettelwurfhütte (Tyrol)
Beggar Throwing Hut
owner Alpine Club Innsbruck
Built 1893/1894
Construction type hut
Usual opening times Early June to mid October
accommodation 30 beds, 32  camps
Winter room 6  bearings
Web link bettelwurfhuette.at
Hut directory ÖAV DAV

The Bettelwurfhütte (the tenants' spelling: Bettelwurf Hütte ) is an Alpine Club hut of the Austrian Alpine Club at 2077  m above sea level. A. Height on the south side of the Great Beggar Throw . The refuge is located in the Karwendel in Tyrol high above the Hall valley not far from Hall in Tirol .

history

The inauguration of the Beggar Throw Hut on September 8, 1894. Behind the small and large Beggar Throw

The construction of the Bettelwurfhütte was initiated between 1891 and 1893 by the Innsbruck mountain pioneer Julius Pock . After the hut was exhibited at the Tyrolean State Exhibition in Innsbruck in 1893, it was transported to its destination in 1894 and rebuilt there. The originally very small hut was initially operated as a self-catering hut and was not managed until 1902. In 1904 the hut was expanded to include a sleeping house. Further modernizations were the construction of a generator in 1964, the construction of a material ropeway in 1966 and the modern sanitary wing in 2003.

ways

Because of the panoramic location and the attractive tour options, the hut is a popular base for mountaineers on longer tours in the southern Karwendel. In addition, day guests from the Halltal can also cope with the Hüttenweg and, after a rest, easily descend on the same day. The Bettelwurfhütte is primarily an important base on the Innsbrucker Höhenweg , which leads here from the Hafelekarspitze via the Pfeishütte . In winter, an unlocked, heated winter room is available for ski tourers, but conditions must be safe from avalanches in order to be able to undertake worthwhile ski tours safely in the vicinity of the hut . The hut was the goal of the "Bettelwurf Run ", an annual mountain run that was held until 2012. This was carried out from Absam to the hut.

Accesses

  • From the Ladhütte in Halltal via the Hüttenweg, medium, walking time: 2.5 hours
  • From Sankt Magdalena ( 1287  m above sea level ) in the Halltal, medium, walking time: 3.5 hours
  • From Absam through the Halltal to the Ladhütte and ascent via the Hüttenweg, medium, walking time: 3.5 hours
  • From Absam through the Halltal via the Absamer via ferrata ( difficulty C, mainly A + B), walking time: 4.5 hours

Transitions to other huts

  • Hallerangerhaus via Lafatscher Joch ( 2081  m above sea level ) and Durchschlag, medium, walking time: 2.5 hours
  • Pfeishütte via Lafatscher Joch and Stempeljoch ( 2215  m above sea level ), medium, walking time: 4 hours

Mountaineering

  • Large begging litter ( 2726  m above sea level ) via Eisengattergrat (normal route), partially insured, walking time: 2 hours
  • Small begging throw ( 2650  m above sea level ) via via ferrata, only with appropriate equipment, walking time: 1.75 hours
  • Speckkarspitze ( 2621  m above sea level ) over Lafatscher Joch and southwest ridge, marked, unsecured, walking time: 3 hours
  • Kleiner Lafatscher ( 2636  m above sea level ) over Lafatscher Joch and southern flanks, marked, difficult, walking time: 3 hours
  • Großer Lafatscher ( 2696  m above sea level ) over Lafatscher Joch and south flank, pathless, difficult, walking time: 3.5 hours

literature

Günter Amor: The Bettelwurf hut in the Karwendel - a foray through the Absam mountains . Tyrolia, Innsbruck 2007, ISBN 978-3-7022-2873-6 .

Web links

Commons : Bettelwurfhütte  - Collection of images, videos and audio files